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All that I knew of love before now

Was a bad dream left inside the train

December came to your door

And all I ever asked for

Was a ride to this city

And I moved there and

There began a lovetree

All my mistakes

And that one month where it was hard for me to say

I need you

I might need you

Paris, New Orleans

You’ve got my heart and

You can drive me car and

I never knew home

So un-teach me let go

I never knew love so, love

The hills we walked down

Redwood forest ground

We talk over red wine

And I’m feeling just fine

Last month on the plane

And Berlin in the rain

You showed me San Francisco

San Francisco and

Paris, New Orleans

You’ve got my heart and

You can drive me car and

I never knew home

So un-teach me let go

I never knew love so, love

Oh how it feels to come home

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from Archive of Illusions (Album 2012), track released May 1, 2012

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Xoe Wise Chicago, Illinois

Xoe Wise is a singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and producer and activist originally from a small town in NC, now based in Chicago. Her releases have spanned from folk to rock, to electronic. Her forthcoming (3rd) release Air features Xoe’s folk repertoire with lush yet intimate horns by Martin Wenk (Calexico, Nada Surf), string and synth arrangements. ... more

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